The sibling of one's sibling-in-law. Gender neutral, following the same grammatical rules as "cousin" (n., Latin origin)
by Pelc Kids October 13, 2021
A term invented by D Akkus, who connected the words 'bruv' and 'fam' because he could not find a strong enough word to describe his associates.
by f*ck mcdonalds & taco bell June 20, 2009
Bram means egg in an everyday situation, but can also be used to break silence or to blurt out in awkward situations.
Derek: “Mother, could you please make me some scrambled brams?”
Dora: “Does anybody here have a large pencil in the bathroom?”
*silence*
Harry: Bram!
Everybody: *continues with conversation*
Dora: “Does anybody here have a large pencil in the bathroom?”
*silence*
Harry: Bram!
Everybody: *continues with conversation*
by Top Defined April 15, 2019
by Berkoshits December 8, 2008
by fresh prins September 12, 2023
Mate, its fucking bram in here
I pulled some bird from ocean last night and served her some bram when we got home
I pulled some bird from ocean last night and served her some bram when we got home
by bram sandwich November 11, 2021
by Immortal-Jake April 27, 2006